A north-facing overhang is split by a crack with a couple openings for finger locks. Stand on the slab below, lock those digits and get high feet on the glassiest granite I've ever seen. Stair down the lip and get it!

Trying to launch from that glass is like trying to ice skate with roller blades.

Stay Glassy

Cars Go Bye

Chicken Chunder

Deep Freeze

City Slicker

Pistol Squat

Tribe

Cuspid Slab

Great Odin's Raven

One Man Band

Hobgoblin

Sit start on a good rail and either fire to a bread loaf pinch or toss out left to a side-pull in the crack then to the bread loaf. The former is harder. From there, easy climbing on jugs to the top.

Hard-ish start with a high left crimp and a right hand pinch on the arete followed by a big move to a sloping ledge then leads to easy, quality rock above for a tall top-out. A much harder lower left variation is possible.

High step onto a shelf and find miniscule edges and a high foot to reach better holds. Feels hard until everything comes together. Uniquely fun slabbin'. Specific grade is more like 5.10b/c.

Another climb for volume is just to the left of this one, starting on thin edges and securing a high right foot.  10c/d

This large boulder, resembling a fractured glacier, stands tall and is plainly visible from the road. Deep Freeze starts on obvious holds and moves up the light colored rock to a low-percentage rail then to small crimps to the top.  The rock quality is perfection and the crux is near the top.

Hard sit start is possible.

Name comes from a snowstorm that hit the night before the send and into that morning.

Reach high for the start and solve the hard one to two move crux before securing the top hold. Figuring out the crux is half the fun and will feel harder until it unlocks. Definitely a fun climb for the circuit.

Technical, thin slab with really one hard move: stand on a dime edge and do a one-legged squat with hardly a dime to hold on to.  Start moves are fun and the finish is slightly insecure.

This overhanging boulder has a scale-like appearance and holds one of the better climbs I've ever tried.  Starts with a low left hand edge and a higher right hand in a slat.  Top-out will keep your attention.

On a large boulder resembling a tooth, Cuspid Slab starts on two good holds and follows a very delicate sequence up and right to a small undercling before the very juggy top-out. This climb is very good and the sequence is desperate, utilizing two thumb-presses, simultaneously. (at least for me)

Hard stand start by hopping off a foot rail and sticking a bad sloper.  From there, a few powerful moves to the jugs above.  Start would be made easier with height or by standing on pads.

Stand start matched on a nice crimp edge and use more crimps and to gain the arete. Short lived but a great opening sequence.

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